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Light week for crime

News Staff
Wednesday, December 14, 2022
No offense reports were available this week. In county jail activity: Bernie Alexis Martinez, 22, was arrested on a fourth degree felony charge of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. Bond was set at $7,500, and Martinez remained in county jail as of Wednesday morning.
OTEY SPEAKS AT LEADERSHIP PERRYTON SERIES

OTEY SPEAKS AT LEADERSHIP PERRYTON SERIES

OTEY SPEAKS AT LEADERSHIP PERRYTON SERIES

News Staff
Wednesday, December 14, 2022
David Otey of Golden, CO was the latest speaker in the Leadership Perryton series. He spoke on “All I Really Need to Know I Learned from West Texas” at Frank Phillips College Allen Campus on Tuesday evening. The seminar was sponsored by First National Bank and North Plains Electric Cooperative.

City sales tax payment up

News Staff
Wednesday, December 14, 2022
The City of Perryton’s sales tax allocation for December showed another healthy increase. The city’s payment of $247,580 was up a little over 8% from last December. For the calendar year, its total payments of $3.25 million were up 21% from 2021.

County presents service awards to employees

News Staff
Wednesday, December 14, 2022
The Ochiltree County Commissioners’ Court met on Monday morning, Dec. 12, in the Ochiltree County Courthouse. Among other items on the agenda, the commissioners presented the annual employee awards to county staff members.
THREE RANGERETTES NAMED TO ALL-DISTRICT

THREE RANGERETTES NAMED TO ALL-DISTRICT

THREE RANGERETTES NAMED TO ALL-DISTRICT

News Staff
Wednesday, December 14, 2022
Three members of the Perryton Rangerettes volleyball team have been named to the 2022 4-4A All-District teams. Senior Genesis Flores was named to the second team, while senior Mya Valenzuela and junior Analia Loera received honorable mentions. Pictured are, from left, Valenzuela, Flores, and Loera.

United Way drive fund drive goes over the top

News Staff
Wednesday, December 14, 2022
The Ochiltree United Way fund drive went over the top this week with a big donation effort in the oil and gas division. The drive has now raised $96,494, which is 102% of the $94,300 goal. One new 100% Company, Valero Terminating & Distribution joined the list, bringing the total to 21 so far.
MESSIAH SOLOISTS—The 67th performance of George Frideric Handel’s “The Messiah” was held on Sunday, Nov. 27, at First United Methodist Church in Perryton. The soloists for the performance were, from left, front row, Morgan Farren (soprano), Jill Ellzey (alto), and TKaye Arruda (soprano); and back row, director Keith Harris, Brian Warren (tenor), and Miguel Escobar (bass). Not pictured is bass soloist Jim Baker. Farren and Warren were visiting soloists from Amarillo.

MESSIAH SOLOISTS—The 67th performance of George Frideric Handel’s “The Messiah” was held on Sunday, Nov. 27, at First United Methodist Church in Perryton. The soloists for the performance were, from left, front row, Morgan Farren (soprano), Jill Ellzey (alto), and TKaye Arruda (soprano); and back row, director Keith Harris, Brian Warren (tenor), and Miguel Escobar (bass). Not pictured is bass soloist Jim Baker. Farren and Warren were visiting soloists from Amarillo.

MESSIAH SOLOISTS

News Staff
Wednesday, December 7, 2022
“MESSIAH” PERFORMED IN PERRYTON— George Frideric Handel’s “The Messiah” was performed for the 67th year on Sunday, Nov. 27, at First United Methodist Church in Perryton. More than 40 musicians from Perryton and surrounding communities came together to perform the seasonal classic.

“MESSIAH” PERFORMED IN PERRYTON— George Frideric Handel’s “The Messiah” was performed for the 67th year on Sunday, Nov. 27, at First United Methodist Church in Perryton. More than 40 musicians from Perryton and surrounding communities came together to perform the seasonal classic.

Texas A&M Forest Service offers ideas, tips for disposing of fallen leaves

News Staff
Wednesday, December 7, 2022
Even though it’s the Christmas season, autumn is still here and leaves are continuing to fall across the state, building up and around homes and yards. Fallen leaves have many benefits to the ecosystem when left alone but can also become a wildfire hazard if they remain in the wrong places.

Local Briefs

News Staff
Wednesday, December 7, 2022
Museum parking moved to south side The parking lot area at the Museum of the Plains is currently having work done on it, and museum visitors are asked to use the parking on the south side of the building, by the Brillhart room. The museum will remain open during construction.
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